Powers Split Between Dominion and Provinces in Canada
A discussion outlines the division of exclusive powers between Parliament and provincial legislatures in Canada. It notes federal control over trade, navigation, criminal law, currency, and post, with provinces handling taxation within borders, local resources, and civil matters. Tensions over education and minority rights are highlighted as a central friction point shaping Confederation debates.
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British North America
Ft Wien
United States
Federal Governae
Canada
Trants
Sor
Dominion Parilanwat
Tures
Fewer Electrical Accidents in Britain Postwar Output Rise
Postwar Britain sees a surge in electricity use with over 95 percent of main factories powered by public stations. The Electric Inspector reports fewer accidents than before the war, crediting higher safety standards and skilled supervision in electrical plant work.
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Britain
Wis
Anne Moe An
Logging road contract award in Lillooet River district
The Mann Corporation Unicaga IW, a Deesing Mow Co subsidiary, was awarded by the Western Company of Vancouver for eight miles of logging way in the Lillooet River district. Upon railway completion 900 million feet of merchantable timber will be accessible.
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Mann Corporation Unicaga, IW
Deesing Mow Company
Western Coastrpany
Vancouver
Lillooet River
Value Of Canadian Grain In 1920 Estimation
The value of principal Canadian grown field grains in 1920 is estimated at more than $00,000,000. It is noted that these grains are about 20 percent safer than sailing vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Trade slump prompts call to limit foreign imports
The article reports high level talk on restraining overseas shipments as analysts warn that easing of restrictions may harm domestic industry. It notes concerns over foreign competition, calls for stronger ties with Russia before shifting policies, and Britain’s stance on continued trade with dominions.
Trade figures show sharp rise in Canadian tides
The report records a large increase in trade for the period ending October compared with the previous year. It notes totals for seven months of the fiscal year and cites Canada tide values and other fiscal metrics, with comparisons to prior months and the 1979 baseline.
Indians Are Gamblers. Shuffle on the Reserve
Fragmentary report notes concerns about gambling among Indians on the reserve. The text mentions attempts to prevent gambling and deter detachments, with unclear names and specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iewan Onin
Diz
North Dakota Bank Contingency Plans Amid Withdrawals
A special deputy examiner will head the Bank of North Dakota instruction as lenders expect a reopening after financial siting. A nine banker and official committee met in Mandan to assure county officials no heavy fund demands while the withdrawal law takes effect December 24.
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Bank of North Danarranerd
Mandan
Bank of North Dakota
Mother Graves Worn Exterminator Aids Children
A peculiar product named Mother Graves Worn Exterminator is described as sweet and palatable for children and claims to perform its work surely and promptly.
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Mother Graves
Alt
Western Coal Use in Ontario Sparks Warnings
A Western coal expert warned in a University of Kornplay talk that U S dependence risks severe supply shocks. He said labor unrest or strained relations could cut U S coal, harming Canada’s industry without government safeguards.
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U.S
Ontario
Janes McAray
Rypinerr
Tie Mining and Metallurgical Club
University At Kornplay
Mekyoy
Uief
Depwater
United States
Canadi
Ortaria
Tre
Soldiers As Farmers In British Columbia Land Reform
Official records show 4 885 acres newly cultivated by so clique settlers in British Columbia. The note highlights a shift from military to agricultural use as settlers expand farming, signaling a land reform pattern.
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British Columbia
Out of Work Notien Ponders Pay and Trade Risks
A fragmented note discusses 5000 unemployed Notien and payments from Putnam's Corn Extractor. The text mentions Nageen could live if treated by Unttusain, asserts safety with low prices, and states 23 cents at all dealers.
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Putnam’s
Forest Conservation Debate Highlights North American Tradeoffs
A fragmented clipping discusses annual forest preservation in the United States and Canada. It mentions vast forested areas and potential policy impacts on industry, environment, and regional economies. Terms reference broad trends without clear figures or agencies.
Would Ban Hearst Papers Pledge Amid Turbulent Campaign
Fragmented OCR reads as a political clash over restraining Hearst papers. Pledges promise not to hose any of the test twoom deronaetaee the Lucal tive bers as the secutive for Women, of Rene on pecneu es Tecemt.
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Rene
New York
Fotatoes Versus Oats District Trade Conflict
A garbled 19th century style note discusses pricing and exchange concerns in the Prairie district. It mentions relative values of potatoes and oats, bushels, and a bid or rate noted as two to one. The fragment hints at a local trade dispute or discussion aboard a train.
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United
Telephone tests to set up experimental stations
A note on establishing telephone experiments with stations planned in Calgary as part of a year long program. References a strong bluff and a cautious volunteer, a woman, in the context of early test operations.
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Weteugg
Calgary
Message from King George Read at New York Service
A memorial service in New York heard a message from KE George and an address by Verecal Georg Niealie. The remarks referenced the landing of the Pilgrims and emphasized unity among parties and the nation’s repair.
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New York
KE George
Verecal
Georg Niealie
Prensteres
Ma Menary
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promoted As Health Treasure
A lengthy Ontario style health advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a universal tonic. It claims they restore blood quality, strengthen nerves, and bolster general vigor, with testimonials from local users and instructions to buy from the Dr Williams Med Co in Brockville.
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Canada
Bamber
Air W. Johnson
Cre Tree
Williams
Dr. Wiliams
Der
Walliams’ Medi Co
Brockville
U.S. War Casualties Reported by Surgeon General
The Surgeon General releases figures on United States Army casualties from the war with 440 listed as killed and 24 wounded in action. The report documents total deaths and injuries among servicemen.
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United States Army
Annind Copesri
Cif
Iselaid
Shestiar
Ory
Beaver Farm Teavertas Operate in Alberta
Two teavertas are active in Alberta. Fob Parkinson of ten holds ores and BOW Paiste of Lacombe assists. a dispute over a vals on his hand arises in the tale from Beaver Farm's operations.
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Beaver Farm
Alberta
Fob Parkinson
Ores
Bow Paiste
Lacombe
Hiss Dou Avals
Oil prices and supply for sale amid shortages
A fragmented note describes cheap oils, noting abundant supply yet high demand along the coast. It mentions easy procurement and the possibility of selling readily, with emphasis on affordability and widespread availability.
Largest pigeon farm claimed in Los Ataclos California
A claimed world’s largest pigeon farm sits in Los Ataclos California with over 100000 birds. The coops are full and pigeons roost on buildings and temporary perches. The birds consume about two tons of wheat daily and are fed green fodder and other crops obtained in exchange for fertilizer.
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Los Ataclos
California
Los Angeles
Minard's Liniment For Colds and Alaska Farm Plans
The Agriculture Department outlines large Farotin operations under the Arctic Circle in Alaska with five Gotis on site. New grain berry and fruit varieties are developed for a short season. The enterprise aims to boost the home market with improved prices and supplies.
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Arcte Circle
Alacka
Department of Agriculture
Bodies of Buried Soldiers Exposed on European Battlefields
Soldiers lie uncovered across European battlefields after rapid earth covering was breached. Hundreds of corpses are found exposed across multiple frontlines, highlighting the scale of wartime losses and the ongoing search for remains.
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Europe
Pretty Girls in Ads and Advertising Angles
A noisy critique of using pretty girls in ads argues they fail to grab housewives. The piece notes distractions from unrelated images like garbages, washers, and dishwashing ads, and questions the practice of carrying pictures of slender actresses as a new marketing tactic.
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Mai
Expedition to Herschel Island
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a journey to Herschel Island with unclear references to people and actions. Mentions of Poultry and various garbled terms suggest expeditionary movement and possible encounters, but specifics are obscured by text errors.
Wilson to devote time to writing after leaving White House
After leaving the White House on March 4, former President Woodrow Wilson plans to devote his time to writing. Commentators note the shift marks a final turn in his public life as his successor prepares to take office in Washington.
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Minard
British Board of Trade
Si Rebert Efores
Thesar
Vrado Seana
Russia
North Dakota
F.iteen
Dot
Eyrry
Ketery Club
Hearst
King George
Whison
Ds Geys
Keenw
KEEN
D.S.F
D.S.F. Mustard
Macgor, Son & CO
Limited Caredign Agents
Mosecal
Attre
Herschel Island
Wacgstaffe
Triplicate Books
Brat Cies
Appleford Counter Check Book Co
Hamilton, Ont
Montreal
Winnipeg
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